Junk Silver Calculators

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Use the following calculator to determine the silver value in various amounts and combinations of 90% junk silver coins and war nickels. Often sellers on eBay will have lots with different combinations of junk silver. I made this calculator so I easily determine the value of the lots. You can also use this calculator to determine the total value of all your junk silver.

Check the Calculator Instructions if you need help.

To calculate the value of silver in a coin, multiply the silver weight in troy ounces (not the coin weight) by the silver spot price. For example, A junk silver quarter has a silver content of 0.1808 troy oz. If the silver spot price is $10/troy oz then the quarter's value is $10 * 0.1808 = $1.81. This calculator will factor in 1% loss of silver due to wear from circulation (which is common in junk silver coins). The seller will often add about 5% to 15% markup.

Spot Price $:

QuantityOf Coins

Silver Value

Silver Weight(troy oz)

Face Value

Nickels:

Dimes:

Quarters:

Half Dollars:

Dollars:

Totals:

Markup %:

Add dealer markup

Additional $:

Add shipping, tax, etc.

What is the silver value in $___ face value of 90% junk silver?

Junk silver is usually sold by the face value of the coins. Use this calculator to determine the silver value of 90% junk silver coins when you know the face value of the coins. This calculator does not work for silver dollars or war nickels.

The spot price is / was $:

The total face value of the junk silver is: $

The silver value is:

Calculation:Silver Value = Spot Price * (Face Value * 0.715)

What is the silver value in ___ troy ounces of 90% junk silver?

Sometimes junk silver is sold by the total weight of the coins (not the weight of the silver content) in troy ounces. Use this calculator to determine the silver value of 90% junk silver coins when you only know the total weight of the coins.

The spot price is / was $:

The total weight of the junk silver is:troy ounces.

The silver value is:

Calculation:Silver Value = Spot Price * (Weight * 0.9)

What is the silver value in ___ standard ounces of 90% junk silver?

Sometimes sellers (usually on eBay) will offer an auction of junk silver sold by the total weight of the coins in standard ounces or pounds. (1 pound = 16 ounces)

The spot price is / was $:

The total weight of the junk silver is:in standard ounces.

The silver value is:

Calculation:Silver Value = Spot Price * ((Weight * 0.9115) * 0.9)

How much premium did I pay for $___ face value of junk silver?

Enter the junk silver face value of your coins and how much you paid to calculate the premium.